Google-searches for "election fraud," "election fraud punishment" and "election fraud jail" spiked just before Nov 3rd

Searches for terms such as “election fraud punishment,” “election fraud jail,” “election fraud prison” and “how to sell ballot” surged in popularity in the weeks before the election, according to data analysis by Google trends.

For example, a month prior to the election the phrase “how to sell ballot” rose in popularity, peaking on October 30th.  “Election fraud jail” also spiked in popularity just before the election, as did the other terms pertaining to inquiries about punishments for conducting “election fraud.”

Google trends show searches for these terms were considerably more prevalent in specific areas of the country – especially swing states like Pennsylvania and Arizona.

For example, “election fraud punishment” was most popular in Arizona and Pennsylvania, while “election fraud jail” prevailed in Arizona and Texas.  “Election fraud prison” was most popular in Arizona and Pennsylvania.

Searches for “how to sell ballot” were most popular in California, followed by Arizona and Pennsylvania.

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